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Jackson Browne - The Load Out/Stay reaction
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Jackson Browne - The Load Out⧸Stay
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As the wife of a roady...everytime I hear this song its truly a thank you to guys who "make the show"
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what a shame you couldn't have witnessed the 70's and early 80's for yourself. the music and concerts are some of our greatest and awesome memories
Don't forget the 60's. ❤
The 60s as well.
Absolutely agree ❤ the best of times
No. It's actually a blessing. Guys like Shon will help us keep this music alive forever.
The biggest 'shout out' to you, my brother! You are the first 'reactor' I've seen to actually understand and appreciate this song. I applaud you and thank you...❤
Yes he always gets the meanings of these songs.. love him
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I couldnt agree more
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Check out BrittReacts. She nailed it too.
Jackson Browne was part of a large group of musicians, singers, and songwriters that settled in LA in the late 60's and 70's, mostly in and around Laurel Canyon. They worked with each other, sang each other's songs, and generally supported each other. Browne, JD Souther, Linda Ronstadt, various members of the Eagles, all of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, Joni Mitchell, Karla Bonoff, EmmyLou Harris, Gram Parsons and other members of the Flying Burrito Brothers. The Troubador and the Whisky a Go-Go were the clubs they generally hung out at and you never knew who would be on stage (and who would be backing them). It was a very fruitful time and gave us so much great music in the 70's.
Ahhh...those were the days!
Looking back, i think the 79s was the best decade for all genres: folk, rock, southern rock, pop, funk, r&b & disco. Never a shortage of great bands, & singer songwriter’s.
@@zevkeisch4453 What made it unique (for those of us who lived it) was that all genre's played on the radio. Radio wasn't corporatized like it is now and each station had more freedom to play whatever they wanted. Yes. there were stations that were for country or R&B (or my favorite: AOR) but even they weren't locked in as much as they are now.
That's David Lindley playing lap steel guitar (and singing the falsetto part).
RIP
RIP David Lindley aka Mr.Dave. aka Mr.Polyester...
RIP Mr. Lindley. You are missed.❤
David Lindley was phenomenal. Played fiddle for lots of artists.
I recall seeing David live when he was with Kaleidoscope in the 60's. Never forgot his playing.
Thank God Jackson Browne is finally getting some play among reactors. Thank you for playing this! and please dig deep into his catalog, worth it!
i was a bar band roadie and a concert stage hand back in the late 70s and this song has always held a special place. got to see him live and it was awesome. He's a deep and oh so satisfying rabbit hole! RIP David (the guy playing slide guitar on his lap.)
The slide guitar is a unique sound that you usually hear in country music so I find it sort of special to hear it in a rock song.
Bet you got stories...🤔
I saw him live once too. He doesn’t disappoint.
Your love of music is absolutely beautiful to behold. You are sending out SMILES to the world, young man. Rare, and well done!
Your comment is the absolute best comment on here.
Rosemary Butler was the singer who belted out the second chorus of 'Stay.' She was a back-up singer for Jackson Browne during this period. She's also sung with Linda Ronstadt, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitt, Warren Zevon, Neil Young, and Rosanne Cash.
The Guy who did the final falsetto verse was the late David Lindley, master of all stringed instruments. He also was the one playing the lap steel guitar. Brilliant musician, great career. He had a big hit in the 90's with Mercury Blues, performed with his band El Rayo X. He sadly passed away just 10 months ago now. RIP
The only other thing I have to say is, listen to the other folks here and do more Jackson Browne. You can't go wrong.
I’ve never listened to Jackson much but I do like his music a lot. Just not a person that comes to mind to listen to much. Also, I know it’s weird but the guy singing the final falsetto, I thought, was Tiny Tim. You know the “Tiptoe Through the Tulips” guy? Thank you for clarifying that for me.
Saw him, her, slide lap steel 🔥🔥🤯🔥💕💕
Cheers mate for the info love from down under
That Girl Could Sing is one of myfaves!
I met David Lindley once (mellow and humble guy) and I have several guitar picks that he used in a concert. It's stupid because they're just guitar picks, not signed or anything, but they're special to me just because I know where they came from. :)
Just found you tonight. You get it. I’m 70 and that was what we listened to. Great music back then 👍
I agree. I'm around same age as you. He really gets it
"Why can't we get shit like this now?" Good question! Greetings from Germany! I was a fourteen year old boy when I got in touch with Jackson Browne, Bruce Springsteen, Warren Zevon, Arlyn Gale, Gil Scott Heron and all the others in 1977/78. They taught me their language and gave me a glimpse of how it was to live in the U.S.A. at those times. I've seen about a hundred concerts during my younger days and I appreciate that Jackson is honoring his roadies. He's was and is one of the best! Now I'm a boring old fart and wonder why you can't find artists like that anymore.
You're reaction is amazing. Thanx for that. You seem to be one of the rare people who seem to understand what he was singing about. I visited the U.S.A. in 79, 96, 98 and last year. I miss that spirit I once have expirienced... Sorry to say that...
I.m a big Jackson Browne fan as well, and missed real music, but I thought I might tell you about REN. A UK artist, totally independent he does many beautiful songs, originals and retakes of others, check him out if you are craving "real" music again.
The lap guitar is called a Dobro. It has an awesome sound!! ❤❤❤
The lady with the fine, fine voice is Rosemary Butler.
Glen Frey (Eagles) said he learned song writing from living above Jackson Browne and hearing him play his piano repetitively until he got it like he wanted it ….. They were struggling to write their own Music and didn’t know how, but had an epiphany one day hearing JB’s dedication/ hard work (Eagles’ first hit “Take it Easy” was co-written by Jackson Browne)
I read that too! 😊 Frey added, "I wanted to kill him!" 😂 bc he wanted some peace and quiet, but laughed and said he loved learning from him.
Actually Jackson started writing it and was having trouble finishing it so Glenn asked if he could give it a try and Jackson said sure. That’s why they both recorded it.
Dude, Jackson Browne is the real deal. Dude is one of the best singer-songwriters in history. He's got a hundred songs for you to check out, and they are all great. "These Days", "Late For The Sky", "Running on Empty", "The Pretender", and "Somebody's Baby" would all be great to do next.
Just let me add "Lives in the Balance". This song is sad, and it's timeless.
One of the best reactions I've ever seen! You really paid attention to the lyrics, and the way the music built and flowed. Good work, bro!
J B was a story teller, a soulful artist, and stuck in my beautiful youth memories. So glad to see you experience his magic! ❤
David Lindley is the guy on the Lap Steel guitar, and the high voice..He passed away just last march..He played with many people in his long career..He was said to have had string instruments from all over the world that he started collecting since the 60's..Almost every inch of his home was covered in them, and he couldn't tell you how many he owned..He was a great talent..RIP.
Yeah, he was great. How about a little blues on a medieval lute?
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"Doctor My Eyes" is a good one also. He has so many great songs; "Running on Empty" is another.
The Pretender, Fountain of Sorrow, These Days, In the Shape of a Heart, Running on Empty, and For a Dancer. And another 50 or so.
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Jackson Browne started his career writing songs for other artists such as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (he was briefly a member in 1966) & the Eagles (Browne co-wrote "Take It Easy"). But in the 70's he started recording his own songs. He had a lot of hits 70's-80's such as "Doctor, My Eyes", "Rock Me On The Water", "Here Come Those Tears Again", "The Pretender", "Running On Empty", "Somebody's Baby", "Tender Is The Night" etc.
Somebody been on wiki.
~ I was initially introduced to him by Clarence White when I saw him with The Byrds at The Fillmore East. He preceded launching into a rendition of Jamaica by alerting the audience to this up & coming songwriter ~
Don't forget Nico. She recorded the first version of "These Days", and it was one of the first big hits off her Chelsea Girl album.
i could be mistaken but I believe it was Joni Mitchell who encouraged Jackson Browne to go out on his own when he was feeling like quitting the business. If true, glad he listened to her.
Fire and Rain
"Why can't we get shit like this now?" That's what I've been asking for the last three decades. Dude, you do the best reactions.
“Doctor My Eyes” and “Running on Empty” are great ones!
Shon you are cracking me up watching you get a taste of what we grew up with. What great music. I had the privilege of seeing Mr. Jackson Browne in concert a few months ago. He's fabulous.
Love your reaction! I was about 20 for this concert and if I could have chosen a time to be that age, I couldn't have picked a better time or better music!! As you said, this is TOP TIER!!
That guitar in his lap is a lap steel guitar. It's usually an all metal construction. He has a tube on his finger sliding up and down the neck. Been around since before electricity. Most prevalent in the US in the Southern musical traditions.
Also used in old traditional country music 🎶
@@randyjohnson6960Yeah, that steel slide is the twangiest twang that ever twung...especially when he comes back in at the end of the song...
David Lindley was so talented. If it had strings he could crush it.
Are ya sure it isn't a Dobro??
@@rhondamcbath6279different body shape in a lap steel vs. a dobro.
Timeless Song.
Awesome to see that you “get it”.
The Song meaning.
Keep up the good work.✌️
RIP David Lindley who sang the falsetto parts and played Lap Steel Guitar.
David was an Inland Empire Guy.
I saw Jackso Brown an Bonnie Raitt in concert in the 70s. When you were talking about shouting out to the early comers that was me and my bestie paying less than $10 for a no-reserved seat show and charging the venue doors to make our way to the front row. Thanks for keeping this decade alive! I’m 70 years young now and sit here with tears knowing that this beautiful music will always have a place ❤
Well now you’re starting to see how much rock n roll is out there. Welcome to the party that never ends❤️🎥❤️
Long live rock.🤘🎶
Welcome to the musical genius that is Jackson Brown. He is one of top lyricists and composers out there who has a way of perfectly expressing in his lyrics the themes of life along with beautiful and memorable melodies. You need to listen to more of his songs you won't regret it. Songs such as "Running of Empty", "Fountain of Sorrow", "The Pretender" and "Doctor My Eyes" among many many others. I think his lyrics will blow you away as well as his music. Jackson Browne is just fantastic!
I agree! The Pretender is lyrical genius!
I was lucky enough to see him live many years ago. He happened to to have Linda Ronstadt and Lowell George along for the ride that night. Jackson was a tremendous performer and always took care of his audience.
I'm late in the game for enjoying Jackson Browne's music! This son is soooo good!
My brother has been on the road hauling stage set ups for many bands for almost 20 years. It's a different town almost every night. It's a great job but can be exhausting.
Simply beautiful. You know it saddens that those days are so far removed from today but it comforts me to know that the spirit lives on. Great reaction!
Jackson Browne is an absolutely brilliant songwriter. There isn't a bad song from him!
In the top 3 greatest songwriters of all time.
Jackson Browne's ... "The Pretender" is a must listen.
Salute to the "Road warriors" that make live concerts possible, and the mindset of the musicians putting on those shows. The last part of the song "Stay" was a song by Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs back in the early 60's. It reached #1 in the US.
Jackson Browne was the 70’s. There’s never been better music. Thank you for listening.
One word for Jackson Browne and that is sincerity!!
Humble Sweet Soul 🎼❤🎶🎵🎼
He is such a great singer/songwriter! One song that he wrote that I never see mentioned is Song for Adam. He wrote it for his friend Adam Saylor who committed suicide. It is a beautiful song that always makes me cry.
you are the most enjoyable reviewer on you tube. you have a great feel for all kinds of music
I grew up listening to Jackson Browne and had all of his albums. He is a phenomenal song writer/singer/musician and if you haven't heard his music from the beginning, go back to his first album and listen through his catalogue. He is profoundly deep. I love his music and I got to see him live in Santa Fe, New Mexico in 1981 at age 16 for a No Nukes Concert with Joe Walsh as special guest. It was absolutely phenomenal!!!!
I got to see Jackson and James Taylor in concert last year. They were so good! Jackson is a master songwriter.
Same here. Saw both and separate at least 6xs S. Whenever Jackson's in New England, I'm there. Sweet Baby James, well he lives in New England .He plays every other year at a little venue on the shoreline. Miss music where people could actually sing /with a full band.
Runnin on empty from this same show is fire also.
Farther On is one of the greatest songs ever written. The entire Late for the Sky album is a masterpiece. You may also check out For A Dancer
So tickled to see you reacting to Jackson Browne. His Running On Empty album is the soundtrack to my teen years. Such good memories of times with friends who have gone on before me. ❤
One of those rare songs that sort of brings the music thing into perspective. He’s saying it’s a grind going town to town and it takes a lot of people to make it happen…. But when we’re finally playing the bond with the audience is the best! Love it!
You’ve become my fave reactor. Sometimes you notice things I never did even after hearing the songs for a long time.
I am so thankful to grew up on 70’s and 80’s music… true talent and it was magical
JB is a poetic genius! "Late for the Sky" is a masterpiece.......he is still making wonderful music.
One of the most beautiful songs ever written 😊
Best.reaction.ever.
I've seen this video a lot, but your goosebumps gave ME goosebumps.
Jackson Browne, at the old gray whistle test, Something fine with, David Lindley R.I.P
Rosemary Butler gave me the chills when she sang that live. I just found my new favorite reaction site. Rose Mary wherever you are we still love you.
You aren't alone in learning something from this song. Many of us who went to shows all the time were appreciating the roadies for the first time, really. Kudos to Browne for acknowledging them and kudos to you for really getting it right from the start. Keep doing what you do; you do it very well. 😊
I saw Jackson Browne in concert way back in October of 1987. I had just turned 19 years old. I’m not sure if you were even a twinkle in your grandparents eyes!! But I’ve been listening to Jackson since I was 2 or 3 years old and his message is always “on point!”
I have been to many Jackson Browne concerts with all these players playing. An excellent experience of a lifetime. Glad you reacted to him.
Ahhh, back in the day. Memories. 💕
I love this artist, he is a genius, talented in every aspect of music. This song is so great. He wrote The Load Out but not Stay, however they go together seamlessly and beautifully. Heartfelt gratitude here, you rarely hear that from musicians and certainly not musicians who have had the fame that Jackson has. Thank you for your great reaction. That is David Lindley and he is playing what is called a Lap Steel. He also plays Guitar and Fiddle. He was an awesome musician also.
Your reaction was the best I’ve seen of this particular Jackson Browne song. You understood right off what he was conveying to his audience. You can’t go wrong reacting to any of his songs. I’ve been a huge fan for over 50 years. He is without a doubt my favorite writer and singer from my generation.
You're absolutely right, they don't make them like THIS anymore! Love, love love the reaction, fabulous ❤
Oh wow! He’s a legend. I grew up listening to him!! ❤
I saw him in concert in Charlottesville, VA in a small concert hall. He was wonderful. So glad you have found him.
Great choice. Beautiful song. Had to put it on my top 100 of the 70's. You said it all.
This song is a time capsule, all the pop cultures of the time. The lyrics really paint a beautiful picture. Something i feel today's music is lacking.
The drummer here was one of the greatest (some say THE greatest) session drummer of all time..His name was Jim Gordon..He died only ten days after David Lindley (Lap Steel guy here) while in prison last year..He was incarcerated since 1983 for attacking and killing his mother with a hammer, and a butcher knife..He was a diagnosed Schizophrenic, and said voices in his head told him to kill her..He played on over 500 recordings, with just about everyone from his era..Sad, sad story.
That slide guitar got you lol
Love Jackson so happy you found him 😊
I can't imagine your play list!!
Shon, your joy and excitement on your new (old) music journey is warming my heart. It's wonderful to see the younger generation experiencing this for the first time. Keep searching honey, you're going to be amazed!! All my love! 😘
With the great David Lindley on slide guitar.
I didn't know he passed away last March. Made me happy to see this song pop up.
This is why I've seen Jackson 17 times in concert. A talented and gifted singer/songwriter, an astute arranger and those smooth vocals.
Why don't they make music like that anymore?
They do, you just have to bypass all the crap being churned out nowadays and just start listening to artists you don't know, and listen and be patient. You'll find the good ones.
Fantastic reaction!
Everyone in the band gets a solo in this performance. Jackson Browne is an amazing singer/songwriter/ performer!
That guitar is called a steel guitar, which is unique as it is played using a slide bar for that cool sound.
This is the DEFINITIVE last song for a live concert, it doesn't get any better.
Awesome reaction, thanks for choosing this special performance.
When I saw Jackson Browne, he closed the show with this uplifting song.
You'll love Jackson Browne he truly is a legend .
My sister won ticket's and a backstage pass for one of his concerts. She said he was super nice and talked with her for a long time.
Absolutely love your reaction. Thank you.
You said it "Top tier" LOVE watching new people discover the greats from the past! And you loved it! I saw you dancing in your chair 😂 Jackson Brown is one of my favorites and still playing today!!! And still looking good! But, he has a sad story, his wife killed herself way back then.. it was hard on him and some of his music still reflects on it today ❤
Great Musicians make it look easy.. this is one of the best songs.. Browne's writing skills of course, but as you pointed out, it's confidence and letting everyone in the band shine
I agree 100% that the music of today can never rival what was put out in the 60's, 70's and early 80's. I'm so glad I lived through those decades of great music and I'm glad to see you enjoying it.
"Why can't we get shit like this now?" THANK YOU. I ask myself this every day. They don't make music like this anymore. There's no talent like there was back then. NONE. All these women out on stage dancing around almost naked, lip syncing their songs? Crap. Absolute garbage.
Your reactions are so awesome 😎 You’re part of the show
Great reaction! Recommend you check out JB's The Pretender next. The song speaks about the futility of chasing the dollar and trying to buy happiness at the expense of living your dream.
I'm so grateful that I was a teenager in the 70's and was able to see him in concert. Not to mention so many other concerts that were at "The Day On The Green" in Oakland..Those were incredible times. Check out Day on the Green. It was a concert place in Oakland, Bill Graham presents. We'd go to 10 concerts a summer. Those were the days and I'm glad you are getting a chance to enjoy what we had back in the day......Thanks for the reactions. You really feel these songs, don't you? Love it!
Saw so many in the 70s-80s! Journey, Lynard skynyrd , frampton, doobie bros, Fleetwood Mac, Sammy Hagar, Molly hatchet, loverboy. Can’t name em all! The best !
You're one of the best reactors I've watched. Your enthusiasm is contagious.
this was one of the best reactions i've seen, you can see the joy you are feeling (it's the same joy we have all been feeling listening to this from when it came out till now)
Jackson closes is shows with this song. David Lindley the slide guitar player passed away. Lindley died after a long illness on March 3, 2023, at the age of 78. He had COVID-19 in 2020, which his family said developed into Long COVID, with chronic kidney damage. Jackson is still touring.
I was born in 1965 and this song brings me back to the 1970’s. No auto tuners, just real musicians and truly pure vocalists! I love your reactions! I was telling my gal, ‘Man, I could hang out with Shon for sure.’ You have great energy young man!
You should listen to the original version of "Stay" by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs. I think you'd like it.
David Lindley was one of the greatest players ever, RIP
Your energy is truly infectious. Thank you for sharing your reaction :)
I played music when I was younger and played local clubs and had a great time. There was nothing like being on stage even in front of 100 or so people. I was decent. But these musicians whose names we will never know are so passionate and dedicated to their music. So many hours alone working so hard on their craft and then with others for the love of making music. I am so in awe of them. To play so good and not get the big money or fame. They play their hearts out so someone like Jackson Brown can get rich and famous. They do it for the music. Shout out to them.
I just turned 71 he is one of my favorites especially this song! He used to write with Glen Frey of the Eagles when they first started out in the 1970’s when I was young getting ready to start my life. I just love seeing you kids enjoy the music of my generation.
I really liked your reaction, so honest and insightful. Also, great choice to do these two songs at the same time. Thanks.
That's called a pedal steel guitar. . . He really IS that guy: caring; smart; deep. Yes, it was Richard! (hopefully the Sunset Strip show). R&R Hall of Fame. DOZENS of killer songs! Running on Empty; Fountain of Sorrow; the Pretender; Before the Deluge; Late For the Sky, and more. Dive in...please.
This is such a huge part of my childhood….
Jackson Browne is amazing. Such a great storyteller. The two bands (people), I have seen the most.....Jackson Browne & Metallica. I think 6 times for Jackson Browne. I literally can't say enough good things about that guy.
I had the pleasure of seeing this performance live. Such a thrill